Smart Pet Care

25/12/2023

🎅Merry Christmas!🎅

Levy's second Christmas, she has ripped open her presents, played with Mouse, has a belly full of turkey....Christmas 2023 done ✔️ 😄 x

22/12/2023

01/12/2023

Happy 1st of December! 🎅
Let the countdown begin! 😁 x

28/11/2023

Tuesday is Border day 🥰 🐶

22/11/2023

Out exploring around Wellow today 🐾 🍂

20/11/2023

It's been great having Harry join our walks for the last few weeks whilst he's been having his holiday in Bath 🥰

07/11/2023

Love these girls 🥰 Levy with Teal and Yoko x

19/10/2023

Ominous clouds approach ⛈️

13/10/2023

🍂Starting to feel like Autum🍂

09/10/2023

Just two best friends on a Monday morning 💖

10/09/2023

Ball launchers have become a popular accessory for dog owners who want to keep their dogs active and entertained. However, these devices can have negative effects on your dog's health and wellbeing.

Ball Launchers Can Cause Obsession:

Some dogs become obsessed with fetching a ball, which can lead to behavioural problems. They may become aggressive or anxious when they are not playing with the ball launcher, making it difficult to enjoy time with your pet. It's important to recognise the signs of obsession and limit your dog's use of the ball launcher.

Ball Launchers Interrupt Natural Behaviour:

Dogs are naturally curious and enjoy exploring their surroundings through sniffing and relaxing. However, when they become obsessed with fetching, they may lose interest in these natural behaviours. This can lead to boredom and frustration, causing them to become less active and healthy.

Ball Launchers Can Cause Joint Problems:

Repeatedly launching a ball puts a lot of stress on your dog's joints, especially if they are a high energy breed. This can lead to joint problems such as arthritis, which can be very painful and expensive to treat.

If you want to keep your dog healthy and happy, it's best to limit their use of ball launchers and encourage them to engage in natural behaviours such as sniffing, scent work, exploring and simply relaxing.

04/09/2023

☀️ It looks like it's going to be a hot week! So all walks will be done earlier in the day to avoid the worse of the heat ☀️

17/08/2023

We are now off for a long weekend 👋 Be back Tuesday next week (22nd) x

23/06/2023

Just two good friends chillin on a Friday 😎

05/06/2023

Beautiful sunny walk with Ralph and Dave 💕 🌞

03/05/2023

Two sleeping besties 🥰 Can't bear to wake them up!

09/04/2023

🐣🐰 Happy Easter! 🐣🐰 From me and Levy x

22/03/2023

Both Mouse and Levy celebrating their 1st birthday this week 🥳 🎉

18/03/2023

Saturday morning hoopers with Levy 🤩 All starting to come together👍

15/03/2023

We were all quite glad to get back into the car after this afternoon's walk 🌧 🐶 🌧
Bit different from last week's fun snow day! 😔 ❄️

07/03/2023

Some of the Tuesday morning gang 🥰

20/02/2023

Happy boys on a Monday 😄 Arnie and Ned 💕

01/02/2023

🌟 REMINDER 🌟

If you see a dog walking towards you on the lead, be a respectful and responsible owner and also put your dog on the lead as you pass them.
There are many reasons why a dog may be on the lead so give the dog some space. Just because your dog is friendly to all other dogs doesn't mean the same for others.

Also keep control of your dog when it's on the lead. Don't let it circle round and approach the other on lead dog from behind.

Introducing strange dogs to each other on leads isn't the best way for them to meet anyway as they can feel intimidated and threatened as they can't easily get away from the situation. This can lead to some dogs becoming reactive.

🐾 If you see another dog on the lead, put yours on one too🐾
🐾DON'T allow your dog to approach the on lead dog🐾
🐾Give other dogs and owners the space they need🐾

04/01/2023

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉

Hope everyone had a good Christmas, me and Levy are looking forward to seeing all our regulars again and get back out walking 😁 x

11/12/2022

Izzy and Levy have had the best snowy morning together 🥰❄️

13/11/2022

⬅️Which way to go➡️

11/11/2022

🌟 Happy Friday! 🌟

Enjoying a lunchtime walk with Wilma, Ned, Levy and Harry

28/10/2022

Just busy climbing trees 😄